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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-28
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decay, loss Of manhood. Re, Will send d rscipe
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remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH t, lsMAs, Station D, Nea9 Fork CITY
When Baby was SICK, We gave her Casteria,
When she was a Child, she cried for C~astoria,
Whom she became Miss. she chung to castoria,
Whsa she had Children. she gave them castssas.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-28

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oatnlogue fox 1881, ID now ready for delivery
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-28
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

TnERE is No country m the world NJ
rich in i,s resources ~ the United States.
Besides the profit from the products 81 the
labor Of the most practically industrious
people In the world, there Is tho annual
product u our mines, which i quite equal
TO supplying us with all the money that
We need without the Use oi single dollar
Of paper that il not Issued against actual
and full bullion value. The gold product
Of the country lns, year was 81,
the largest Yield since 1850. OF silver the
output wAs worth SS0,2ooOOO In the
market, or enough To make 81. OOO. 900 Of
our lightweight dollars. The coinage Of
the year was s2s,oiS,OOo Of gold and 49,.
100000 silver dollars, besides great
quantity oi minor coins. The export Of
gold for the year almost exactly balanced
tho import, ~ that tito whole amount
coined was added directly 10 tho domestic
circulation
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

comments, sad ssyw at may at ast
glance seem trite to say, with Prof. Spa
tizzi, that growth, from the beginning Of
intra-uterine life through infancy, YOUTH
manhood, and old age, is not thing of
mere chance unaffected by climatic, an
thropological, and photographic influences;
yet the failure Of enlightened communi-
ties and persons to grasp the fact may well
give rise 10 thought. In the breeding Of
the domestic animalssc mo:hodsare
followed, resulting in heightened strength
and beauty; but with man too much is left
to unreasoning impulse, and the conse-
quences are TO be seen in puny and feeble
minded children. By the application Of
physiognomy-mcaning not only the
character study OF the face but that OF the
whole individual, physical, mental and
omotional--mueh might he done TO pro-
mote marriages from which a better de-
velopmcnt in the offspring might be cx-
pected."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

Four SNiriI, Ark, Oct. 2i.-Thc report
cd fight between yigilantcs and outlaws
near wewoka, Ind. r., last Thursday,
proves to he absolutely false. Ex-Chief
Bushyhcad, Of the Cherokee nation, says
no such persons NJ those named In the dis
patches over lived In the nation, and per-
sons who left wcwoka last Saturday say
Trainor, the alleged leader Of the outlaws,
was living there quietly, and that no fight
had taken place Trouble Is expected In
the Cherokee nation, however. over the
late election for chief, and efforts are being
name by the weaker party 70 got United
States troops there. and The impression IL
being made that trouble already exists.
Everything was quiet In the Territory. at
last accounis- hut serious n"li'iral trnnhlA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

THERE is plenty Of room for the growth
OF the iron trade. The amount Of that
metal imported every year affords margin
Of growth that, Of itself, is an encourage
mcnt TO the iron men Of the south and
southwest. For instance, Great Britain,
during the first eight months Of this
year, imported into the United States
o2l ,6G5 tons Of iron and STEEL and, during
the year ended June 30 last, the importa-
ton Of iron and steel from all countries
amounted 10 1884, Goa tons, or taking the
Tin plates out, TO |, 269, l4s tons. But, be.
sides this margin of foreign importation.
there is the increasing demand for home
consumption.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
THE JANUARY ELECTION.
Rumorod Movo OF the Politicians 10 Got
Into the City Council


Into the City Council.
II Is rumorcd that the politicians are
putting their heads together 10 capture
the Offices In the Taxing District council,
which present incumbents will vacaie In
January. These consist Of one police and
fire commissioner, and two seats in the
board Of public works. The former will
be the SUCCESSOR Of the late Col. Monlgom.
cry, and the latter Messn. II. =. Patterson
and T. ]. Graham. For the vacancies Il
h said the Hon. Henry j. Lynn, John ],
Shea and 7. y. CRssclls have been fixed
upon, respectively.
The Hon. Henry J. Lynn Is a prominent
and respectable Democrat, and has for
yoars been identified with councils Of thai
party. lie was reading clerk OF a national
convention, has served in several state and
county conventions, and "a a member of
the present State Senate.
John j. Shea is also Democratic poll.
tician, though his services have been most.
iy in county and city conventions and con.
tosts In the ward la which no exercises
the great American privilege and, In iact
throughout north Memphis, he wiclds a
powerful influence.
II. y. CaSsells rs q Republican politician.
with whom the public Is fully familiar liz
wus al one time assistant 10 Attorney C,en.
cral q. y. NJ. Turner, but soon retired for
reasons unknown TO any one saye those
Immediately concerned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
THE MIDLAND KAILRpAD'
The Davidson Hstsy Court rosspones
Consideration do Justice A5seaA
Special Dispatch 10 Ac Appeal

D"oooh Yqupty Ooui' 'rSe
Consideration be Justice Abseit
Special Dispatch 20 be Appeal. I
NASHVILLE, T@lnI Oct. a. The county
court was called to meet today to vote on
the submission to the people OF this county
Of the second proposition Of the Tennessee
Midland railroad, company. Long be-
fore the hour the county court
room was crowded. l The roll call showed
" present, but the result not being an
nounced, Justic0 Brown asked whether
o quorum was Present Judge Caldwell
said he had been Waiting on absentees, AZ
the question was an important one, but
declared the court repdy for business. JUS
tce Overton movedto adjourn until Thurs
day, but this motion was tabled byavote OF
81 TO ~. Justice Claybournc moved to
adjourn until Monday, and Justice Brown
moved to table this motion, but Judge
Caldwell had remembered that motion
TO adjourn could not be tabled. The court
then carried the motion to adjourn
till Monday by II vote OF 30
to ~. There is great deal OF
Indignation tonight over what appears TO
he deliberate and successful effort TO
prevent Squire X. X. Adams voting for
the Midland railroad proposition. Today
Adams has been very sick, but expressed
q desire TO attend the county court
notorious gambler took him
OIL, promising TO leave him
ut the courthouse. Adams was
not seen at the courthouse, but was found
wandering along the road outside the city
limits this afternoon and brought home.
He may die from his exposure TO the rain,
and there is much excitement over the
matter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
The florcnees.

AZ the theater last evening large and
npprcciative audience was in attendance
and enjoyed that amusing performance,
"Thc Mighty Dollar, as presented by Mr..
and Mrs. Florence and supporting com.
pany. II had been many yeas since the
florcnces last appeared in Memphis, yet
they have lost none Of their old-time at
Effectiveness or ability Ia keep an audience
In continued laughter during the progress
Of the comedy. The Hon. Bardwell Slote
In character Mr.. Florence has made his
own. IL is well drawn-Of courso
somewhat oyerlrawn-piece Of work, but
excellent IN every respect, and Is sur
rounded with any amount OF good stage
business. II is strongly set OF In relief by
most attractive foil, the Mrs Gen. Gil
flory OF Ms. Florence. II anything, Mrs.
Gilflory is a much more amusing part than
the other, and certainly in the hands Of 80
finished an artist ~ Mrs. Florence il loses
none OF its good points. II IL finished
and vel studied role, presented with good
taste and consummatc art and rendered
exceedingly amusing. With two such
comedy stars IA the Flocnces, what else
could DO expected than a performance
which was thoroughly enjoyed, and in 10
enjoying, Il can be said that laughter from
n pleasure grows task, 70 continuously
did tue laughter provoking points crop
out on every side. The support rendered
by the company was crclitable and equal
10 the requirements Of the respective
roles, which are Of course subordinate 20
the parts taken by the two stars. The play
grows somewhat tame when Slote or Gil.
tory u not ON the stage, and the appear
ance Of either at once causes pronounced
smile 20 ripple all over the auditorium.
Their humor Is irresistible and their sue.
ctsss well morited. THE Mighty Dollar"
will he reproduced tonight, and on tomor.
row night "0ur Governor" will be the at
traction
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
The sheriff Acquitted.

Special Dispatch TO the Appeal.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Oct. 24.-The
coroner's jury, after investigating the shoot
ing Of Jasper Duncan, yesterday, by Sheriff
Williams, decided that the killing was justi-
fable. II has leaked out in the invcstiga-
ton that Duncan, who was confined in the
county Jail, awaiting transportation TO the
State penitentiary 10 serve out twenty
years sentence for the killing of Mike
Martin, had prearangcd a plan to make
his escape, with the assistance OF outside
friends. W. Al Woods, q prisoner, who
had been intruSted by Duncan with the
plans Of escape pyopf sed, disclosed every.
thing 10 Sheriff Willt ms. Duncans plan
was tosurprise tht jd officer, when he was
locked up at night, and TO kill him II nee
cssary. Friends were 10 be in safe dis
lance with horses and Winchester rifles.
Sheriff Williams was sitting in his office
under the Jail when he heard a rumbling
noise up stairs. Looking out he saw Dun
can and called upon him to halt The
prisoner kept on, and the sheriff fired,
killing him almost instantly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
THE MISSISSIPPI SUPREME COURT

Opinions Rendered Yesterday-Argu-
ment in the Hamilton Case Begun.
JAsgsoS, Mis-, Oct. I.-Thc Supreme
court today rendered decisions In the fol.
lowing cases
By Arnold, j.
W q. Dctrah ". Illinois Central railroad. from
NRii.pn cifraii. b'iug suit ~ damrecs for fail.
ne 81 inain - tor at point o. Destination. No
al,ninst exemplary damages Affirmed.
a., y semmoi " leicf;on. licntt & Co. from
Nsdi.on circg.s nc,r sci and nmauicd.
crrult Reversed and pmAntcd.
By Campbell, j.
40. oysriye, v. John noolf from Kcmpcr
clrvuit coun. Affirmed
Harris, Iafkcr 4 60. ". Geo ~ Hutchinson.
adminbtnior. irum Warren chanoery court 10
ycrusd and rvmandod
nari Of suTcrylsos ~ Knoxubcc county Va
ycrsfd and bill dismissed.
lig.sic . clara, BY neu, iriend " Har, from
Rankin cluuit court Affirmed
Illinois Ccntml Railruad cunpany Va =. J. Hal.
heft, from Firt District liinds clrult Affirmed
Chief Justice Cooper was not on the
bench today, being absent ON account Of
the Illness Ola relative.
The two cases cX par'c Jones 8. Ilamil.
ton aud l.. NJ. Eubanks, appeals from
Chancellor Poyton aud Chief Justice Coop.
or, on habcas corpus, were taken up. At
the suggestion OF counsel for REALTORS, the
case appealed from Judge Coopcr's decision
was the ilnl considered. Judge Wiley
T. Harris opened the argument for the
rclaton In speech Of nm hours length. lic
was followed Ivy Col. W. l.. Nugcnt, on the
same side, who also spoke an hour. Mr.
Alexander, of the law firm 81 Drame &
Alexander, opened for the State and. after
speaking forty minutes, the court ad.
journod until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn.
Ing. nj which time Mr. Alexander will con-
cludc his argument.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25


MAJ. J. 7. PErTIr, who was yesterday
indorsed at meeting OF the Cotton and
the Merchants exchanges MS suitable
candidate for the place Of fire and police
commissioner, made vacant by the death
Of Cob Henry A. Montgomery, is one Of
the foremost merchants Of the city
and one Of our most public spirited
men. lie enjoys 10 an unusual extent
the confidence Of the people and isin every
way worthy Of their trust. He has had a
great deal Of experience in life Of the sort
most needed in the office for which his
fellow merchants indorso him, and
ths APPrAL takes pleasure in adding
It's Enforcement Of him 10 the
Governor @ a peoples man, whose sympa-
thics have always been with tho masses,
and who has the best interests Of Mem
phis at heart. He IL familiar with the
history Of the city. much Of which he has
helped to make, and he believes in pol.
ley OF improvement that will encourage
the young and aspiring genera
ton who chaic over the cessation OF pub
A. II l.. A..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
Tho Nashville Meeting.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 24.-The air Is
full Of race horse talk, and the hotels arc
becoming crowded with race horse men.
The success Of the fall meeting, which
commences October q, is certainly as-
sured, nothing excepting bad weather
being able TO hurt things at all. Yesier.
day fourteen car loads Of horses arrived at
the track, and West Side park Is now in
state Of the greatest cOmmotion. Tie
thoroughbrcds are filling the stables,
horscmcn, grooms, stable boys and the
irrcprcSsible, ubiquitous touts are every.
where. Tho scene Il, however, one dear
10 Tennoscans, who, as no other people
ON earth, have a soft spot in their hesrts Tor
the thoroughbred horse. The meeting DO.
gins Thursday afternoon, and in the interim
morc horses and horsemen by the car.
loads will arrive from Lexington, jerome
park, baltimore and elsewhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
Tho N,,mnrh., v,e,l,g-

LONDON, Oct A-The Newmarket
llouton meeting began today. Tho cri.
terion stakes, for two year olds, was won
by the Duke Of wesiminsier's colt ossory
Mr.. Lcfcvcr's Oily, frondeuse, second, and
the Duke Of Porilmd's colt Johnny Nor.
gan, third. The other star.cH were: The
Duke OF Bcauford's colt Bcnburb, Prince
Soltykon-sflly Loye-in- Idlcnc<', Mr.. Man.
tons filly Fleur dc Marie. Mr.. Tyrone's
colt Robert Bruce aud Daron do Roths-
child's lilly Princess Palatine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

TIKI States Of Louisiana, Alabama and
Mississippi yesterday gained judgment
in the court Of claims in Washington that,
Il sustained by the supreme court, where
II Is likely TO be carried, will net each Of
them a handsome sum and help TO
solve the question Of the depletion
Of the surplus. They sued for
q per cent OF the net proceeds Of the
salcs Of public lands within their limits,
and 10 recover indemnity for swamp lands
dedicated to the reclamation Of such lands
and purchased by individuals. Tho United
States set up several pleas In bar, one Of
them being the statute Of Limitation. but
they were all Of them oyerruled In favor
Of the States
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
wHry ccrtain physIologis,s tIr., NJ

wHKScertain Psychologists fins, preached
the idea OF marriage with view 10 Oh.
H6R1pgs ,bat would neither be rIckc,y in
mind or body>s general shout went up for
their immediate immolation. 10 appcaao the
wrath OF an indignant public. II was In.
decent, the average man said, speaking in
.sront Of his sins; but women who knew tho
uli import Of their words said in their
hearts, "Amcn and amen" These words
went out, II was thought, ~ scod 10
sony ground. But not 30. They arc bear.
ING fruit The anthropologica society
q Paris n now giving this Inn.
postant subject very careful thought,
I'D Prof. Spsiuxri, Of tho university Of
Naples, has treated Of Il at length In the
9oaing Of races and hercdi,y. The Now
York Medical journal, always In advance
= is medical contemporaries, advances
~ views Of the professor with indoBing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
ayrup of Yse..

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup company Ban Francisco, Cal, Is
natures own true laxative. IL Is the most
easily taken and the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 70 cleanse the system when
bilious or oostiye, 10 dispcl headaches, colds
bottles by ~. J. Heist-r and all leading
druggists Van vleet a Co, q. w. Jones 4
Co, w. N. Wiltcrson A Co, Mansfield a
Co.. have been appointed Wholesale agents
az Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

DAKOTA has population, according TO
the Governor, Of 5GS, Az. 1t will knock at
the door Of Congress next session for adj
mission to the Union, and there should be
no delay in admitting her il the constitu-
ton adopted is all right. The question OF
politics should not be permitted to inter
vene between the people and their rights.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

DR. JonS II. Hun, Of Jacksonville.
Fla, proposes to locate large number oi
s,iCicd Irish farmers on lands that lac
owns In Georgia or kentucky, At the
option of the settler. lie win mako free
gift Of twenty-five acrs 10 each family.
This offer, 40 larc and generous, ought To
have the immediate attention Of the emf.
grafton authorities In New York and Of
The Irish Land League In Dublin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

Ma NJ. J. sAvAoF, Of Boston. after his
recent European tour, in sermon
preached TO his congregation in Boston,
said That kind Of poverty which Is like
. miserable soil In which nothing can
srow, and that Kind of wealth which Is too
AZ IN be Of any usc, and can only be- taken
carr Of, are two evils irom which vo should
seek 10 l- ,irliyrr,dn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
AT MACON.

MAcoS, Ga, Oct, 2i.-Thc Georgia agri.
cultural socicty's annual fair opened here
today. Jefferson Davis and wife and MN
Hays and Miu Winnie Davis arrived this
afternoon and went directly TO Capt. !. NJ.
Johnston's residence. The party had lines
Of flowers and one shout Of cheers from
Bcauyoir 10 Macon. An immense crowd
greeted MIR Davis here. The city was
beautifully decorated and illuminated To-
mnrrow Is Mrs. Davis day. Mns. Davis
and her two daughters, Mn. Hays aud
Miss Winnie, will have public reception
In the fair park. On Wednesday there
will DO q final review II Confederate vet
Grams by Jefferson Davis at the fair park.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

tbs cattemen have formed beef trust
with view to try and control their own
interests and prevent entertainments on
them by the packers. IT is an experiment
that is yet in the green, and the result il
being watched for with interest by the
dealers in Omaha, Kansas City and Chi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
The Cheerful Nr. nrr,eI.

PIrrsnuRa, Pa. Oct 2l.-Mr A. J.
Dcxcl, Of the apeNeid firms Of Drcxcl,
Morgan & Co. and DrScl & Co. passed
through Tho city Ills morning on route
from Chicago 10 New York Mr.. Drrxcl,
who ia rccogniscl M one IT the leading
Hnancicrs Of the ago. v the senior member
Of the firms that took prominent part In
the rcoVaniEatioKofthc baltimore & Ohio
railroad. In an iuifoicw, Mr.. Dr1el
said. "rho storics that have been pub.
lshcd from time 81 Tine about aslringrncy
OF the money marlstlhaye been caagvrf.
aie,i. In faci, there has been no s,ringcncy
In the money market There has been, 10
certain extent 4 iipidiiy IN some circles
10 let out money, but not 20 the extent the
public has been led 10 believe. While II
u still n little early 10 make predictions for
the coming year, ] consider that tho iulurc
outlook is bfipht. Thcrc is no reason WHY
this prosperity should not continue. /
think there win DO = fair demand for
money for the balance OF the year"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

TnR Paris Medical and Surgical Gazette
In recent number publishes an abstract
OF communication 10 the French acadc.
my OF sciences ON the dissemination Of tho
tubercle bacillus by flies. These settle in
great numbers upon the spuia Of phthis.
icalpatiens, become gorgcd with the bacIl.
iua' and thus convey Il 10 articles Of food.
The recommendation which the authors,
Dr. spillmann and Dr. lIaushAlicr, found
on these observations is that the sputa
should be npidly and thoroughly disin.
kcted
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

How SAD the storyof Ireland is has never
been fully or adequately told. II Is one Of
wholesale eviction and deportation. 10
tween 1871 and 1881 the number Of farms
in Ireland was reduced from 800, $40 TO
400, los, and the number Of houses from
i,32s,s3o tn 9ii,lOs. Tho Disappearance
Of S97, 400 farms aud il4,7Si houses In
forty years Is sufficient proof Of cyictidns,
and thai during victoria's reign ISO.DOO
families. representing over 100000 Of
population, have been unroofcd and driven
frum the island. The government returns
show that 4,ls6,OoO persons have emf.
grated during the Queens reign. and three
iour,hs Of uhcsc wcrc cvictcd peasants. Ii
II any wonder tina, tho Irish people agitatc
for Legislative independence and are rcso.
lutely determined 10 get from under sys-
TEN that entails such brutaliz.ng results.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

There Is no lack Of interest In tho great
baseball contest between the Chicago
league and st. Louis association clubs, 10
DO played at CitiSons' park next Monday
afternoon. II will be the first opportunity
the great mass Of Memphis people have
ever had 10 witness the magnificent work.
ings OF the plucky and expert Browns.
Unless the weather Is beastly, the attend
anco will be tremendous
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
The s.ursisg Races.

Omar BEND, Kas., Oct. 2t.--The post
poned races at the couning meeting were
concluded today. The final race for the
all age stake wss divided between Pages
I,clle z and Meta without n mcc. The
Derby stake was Won by VI. u. Allison's
Rowdy, beating ID. q. Lncc's Full-oi. Fun.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

Ir Is generally believed in Paris that NJ.
Wilson, President Grevys son-in-law, is
as guilty as General Caiiarel, who is TO be
prosecuted criminally in addition to being
degraded from his rank in the army
People who know the unfortunate ex-
officer, are asking in a significant way II he
has forgotten the fact that a pistol can
wind up his case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
A.. r..l.cer Hlilsa-

MrS.oum CRY, Mo-, Oct si.-Thc Pacific
express. ON tho Wabash, ran into wash.
out near hero ycsicrhy morning at $50
o'clock. dcmilina the engine and killing
Engineer John Matthias al badly Injuring
c. II. BLACK, n postal clerk. None Of the
p.ls,cngur werc injured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

Mn. GLADSTONE, ~, IA selling chips, no,
nom his fathers workshop, hut irom the
forest Of llawardcn where, between umcs,
The sc. o. NJ" cuts down trees like n true
wcodsman. II is the chips from his axe,
no, the chips on his shoulder, tina, ar
being sold. Thcsc lao reserves ior his Tory
opponents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
OBITUARY.
Edward Fitzgerald.

Special Dispatch TO the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 2i.-Mr. Edward
Fitzgerald, an old and highly respected
citizen Of Jackson, died this evening lie
leaves a largo family Of grown children and
host OF friends TO mourn his death. One
Of his sons is Mr.. Chas. Fitzgerald, chief
OF the Southern railway mail service.